Sentence examples for representing pure from inspiring English sources

And reporters would do well not to quote these kinds of generalizations in news stories as if they're somehow based on solid fact, rather than representing pure conjecture.

But quoting him in a news story — without any caveats or questions — implies that his statements are somehow factual, rather than representing pure speculation.

How can it be that the draft budget foresees 50percentt higher allocation for the Finance Ministry, tax services and other financial bodies representing pure bureaucrats than for the whole of Russian science?

The possible shades of gray of the film can then be represented by the (real) numbers from 0, representing pure black, to 1, representing pure white.

The joints were examined under nine different stress ratios (R) representing pure tension, compression, and combined tension compression fatigue loading.

Therefore, taking these results into account, pixels representing pure pigments were selected from the data set and used as endmembers for the SAM (see Fig. 1c, d).

Beckham represented pure hope.

Only women who represent pure sex are visible.

Stripped down by necessity, the games represent pure escapism.

In one sense, the bans represent pure economic logic.

Like Clutton in "Of Human Bondage," Strickland represents pure artistic desire, unmotivated by outside influences.